What can I get in Knoxville and Maryville for $100,000 – $130,000 in 2012?

I recently had a buyer ask me about what homes were selling for in Knoxville, TN and Maryville, TN in the $100k – $130k price range. After a little research I came up with the following based on information from my website at http://www.howardkw.com I set up Communities Served based on the ZIP Codes forContinue reading “What can I get in Knoxville and Maryville for $100,000 – $130,000 in 2012?”

Curbside Recycling – in Knoxville.

For those with Waste Connections trash service in Knoxville, it was recently announced that there is a curbside recycling service available. For more information check out their website at: http://www.knoxvillebusiness.com/knoxville-recycling.html If you are looking for a home with curbside recycling in Knoxville, give me a call or visit http://www.robsellsknoxville.com

Dollywood: Yep, I went there…

My first memories of going to a theme park was a little place outside of Chattanooga named Lake Wenapesauka (or some such) it may still be there…I loved that place they had a Zoltan machine and like that one baby Tom Hanks consulted in “Big” and Dragon Quest (Dirk the Daring rocked) and that wasContinue reading “Dollywood: Yep, I went there…”

Little League Baseball: Even Fun in the Rain!

My little league team played last night without regard to the misty drizzle and chill that accompanied it. These intrepid 6-7 year olds were more interested in whether we were going to start keeping score and calling outs (earlier in the seasons we still had the tee and gave them pitches until they got aContinue reading “Little League Baseball: Even Fun in the Rain!”

Vonore: Sequoyah’s Birthplace and Fort Loudoun

Growing up in East Tennessee, I always heard stories of how a distant relative, John Ross, sold out his people and sent the Cherokee’s Eastern Band off to Oklahoma. This deadly journey was called the “Trail of Tears.” I grew up in Cleveland, where the Hardee’s restaurant featured a mural of a strangely dressed manContinue reading “Vonore: Sequoyah’s Birthplace and Fort Loudoun”

Kickball! Another Fine GirlHouse Production

Amy Hubbard, local impressario on all things entertainment – including event planning, acting, directing and so forth, is turning some Twitter chatter into something real. That something, a Kickball league, brings a wince when I think about 5th grade and the brutal brothers McDonald (clad in their blue jeans and cowboy boots) ruled Benton Elementary with the 3/4Continue reading “Kickball! Another Fine GirlHouse Production”